St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-01
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Bank clearances yesterday $590,341.4S.
Officer william Schmidt resigned from the
police force yesterday.
Eleven births, six deaths and one marriage
were reported yesterday.
Girls waiting for places at Kents Package
delivery 200 West Seventh street.
Bishop Gilbert will lecture on the Apostles
creed in Christ church this evening. 1880.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian home will be held to-day
at 2:30 o'clock.
Next Tuesday at 10 a. IN. the usual quar-
terly meeting of the, board Of corrections and
charities will be held at the capitol.
E. A. Cook and David Vars, were arrested
last night for stealing bundle OF clothihg
from WebOers store on Wabasha street.
To-day the management Of the Seventh
street dime museum will give every lady and
child visiting the museum an elegant bottle
of perfume.
The council committee on ways and means
viii meet this afternoon at O'Clock at the
City hall. The committee on streets VIII meet
this evening.
The comptroller's Office yesterday audited
sea, 600 in estimates and claims allowed by the
board of education. The money will be paid
on these claims Saturday.
Sheriff j. K. Getman, Of Dodge county, hav-
ing taken Fred Goutermont to Saltwater to
serve five years sentence for grand lar
ceny, was at the capitol yesterday.
For March the United States customs col
lections amounted to Sl0,2l4.75, of which
$40. l0l.50 were for collection duties and
S113.25 for miscellaneous revenues.
The second annual ball of the Bunker Hill
social club will be held at Turner hall Thurs
day evening, April IA. Music will be fur
nished by the First Regiment band.
The board of public works held another
hearing of property owners last night on the
''old reliable" theme of changing the grade
of Sixth street, and adjourned without TAX
ing definite action.
Fl. H. Chase was arrested last night for
burglary. 1t is alleged that he gained en-
trance to the store of Staples. the clothier at
Seven corners, by way of the transom and
tapped the till for $50.
Kamscatka! Kamscatka! Wildcatville!
Widcatville! For corners, blocks and acres
and other particulars inquire of Berlah
Magotfin g. Co., real estate dealers, 80 East
Third street, St. Paul.
A fire yesterday afternoon totally de-
stroyed the contents of a dwelling house on
the corner of Western avenue and Grace
streets. The fire was extinguished by resi-
dents of the vicinity. Loss about $50.
Ianitor Ed Harmon, of the capitol, has re-
signed on account of his health, and to-day
he will be superseded by Charles Ross, of
Blue Earth City. Mr.. Harmon will now act
as messenger of the executive department.
Cremer & Hammer, real estate brokers,
have NOV ed from 3091a Jackson street to
more commodious quarters opposite the Ryan
hotel, AL Robert street. They will be de-
lighted to have their friends and patrons
call on them.
The monthly statement of the city treas
urer for March shows receipts amounting to
1882, 4.91, and balance OH hand of $751;
431. AZ. The statement of the treasurer of the
board Of education shows 279,551.l3 receipts
and S44 .05 balance.
Sheriff Richter writes that himself and
party are at Monterey, having good time at
the best hotel. He says the watering is at its
height, and visitors from the East are pour
ing in. His letter is dated March 25. The
sheriff does not mention when he will start
for home.
There will be no meeting Of the South St.
Paul council Saturday, as was expected on
account of the Illness of Aid. McGrath and
the absence from town of two other members
of the council. Matters of Importance which
were expected to come up at this meeting
will be laid over for one week. :.
The city treasurer will reimburse parties
having paid assessments on the Third street
bridge approaches upon presentation Of the
receipts acknowledging payment. This is in
confOim nifty with the act of the legislature
authorizing the council to pay for the ap.
proaches out OF the general fund. ia;